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• The Physics of Life

  January 15, 2025 Stuart Bartlett, et al. arXiv

  Exploring Information as a Distinctive Feature of Living Systems

• Earth’s Gold-Mining Machine

  January 15, 2025 Guillermo Gonzalez Evolution News & Science Today

• The Moon: a chunk ejected from Earth?

  January 15, 2025 Andreas Pack Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

  Researchers from Göttingen in Germany shed new light on the formation of the Moon and origin of water on Earth

• News Update/Commentary

  Coyote genes may show urban evolution at work

  January 15, 2025 Washington University, St. Louis Science Daily

  A new study outlines the ways by which city life may be shaping the evolution of urban coyotes, the highly adaptable carnivores spotted in alleyways from Berkeley, Calif., to the Bronx, in New York.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Ancient DNA reveals reproductive barrier despite shared Avar-period culture

  January 15, 2025 Ke Wang, et al. Nature

• An Unmerry Hitchmas

  January 15, 2025 Jonathon Van Maren First Things

  Four prominent atheists -- physicist Lawrence Krauss, biologist Richard Dawkins, journalist Douglas Murray, and actor Stephen Fry -- took the stage to reminisce about Hitchens, discuss literature, and, of course, mock religion.

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  Evolution vs. Religion?

  January 15, 2025 Richard Dawkins YouTube

  Two kinds of questions describe the relationship between evolution and religion. The first explores discrepancies, even contradictions, between the science of evolution and the beliefs of religion. The second examines how religion itself evolved.

• News Update/Commentary

  Protein shapes can help untangle life's ancient history

  January 15, 2025 Center for Genomic Regulation Science Daily

  A new way of merging genomic and structural data can help dive deep into evolutionary relationships

• DNA damage can last unrepaired for years

  January 15, 2025 Wellcome Sanger Institute

  In a paradigm shift in how we view mutations, researchers uncover forms of DNA damage in healthy cells that can persist unrepaired for years.

• The early universe’s ‘Little Red Dots’ are still a big mystery

  January 15, 2025 Korey Haynes Astronomy magazine

  Found less than a billion years after the Big Bang, these massive objects are upending astronomers’ timeline for how early galaxies formed.

• Are ultra-processed foods changing the shape of our jaws?

  January 14, 2025 Nicola Davis The Guardian

  Study has linked a soft and liquid diet to smaller jaw size in children, but others say evolution is more likely the cause

• Just Stop Oil Vandalizes Darwin's Grave at Westminster Abbey

  January 14, 2025 Mind Matters

  Reuters reported yesterday that climate activists associated with Just Stop Oil had defaced Charles Darwin’s grave at Westminster Abbey in London

• Do aliens exist?

  January 14, 2025 Peter Vickers, Henry Taylor, and Sean McMahon The Conversation

  We studied what scientists really think

• Brain Miniaturization in Some Very Small Insects

  January 14, 2025 Eric Cassell Evolution News & Science Today

  By Design

• Darwin Is Evolving

  January 14, 2025 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolvability, non-selective adaptation, mechanics over genetics -- change is in the air

• Video

  Evil, Atonement, and Evidence Against God

  January 14, 2025 Richard Swinburne YouTube

  a retrospective of his views and arguments over his illustrious career

• Video

  ERVs, Pseudogenes, and Onions

  January 14, 2025 Discovery Science YouTube

  In 2012, the evolutionary “junk DNA” paradigm took a major hit when the ENCODE Project reported that over 80% of our DNA is biochemically functional. How did evolutionary biologists respond to the demise of one of their favorite arguments?

• Lessons from Australia’s rabbit plague

  January 14, 2025 Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

• Video

  Cosmology and Creation

  January 13, 2025 Nancey Murphy YouTube

  How do physicists and philosophers who believe in God harmonize the discoveries of cosmology with the doctrine of creation? How does cosmology enhance or erode their belief in God? If God exists, must the universe have had a beginning?

• A new vision for how evolution works is long overdue

  January 13, 2025 Eva Jablonka Nature

  The idea that evolution is driven by an organism’s development -- not just the natural selection of its genes -- challenges a dearly held orthodoxy among evolutionary biologists.

• Genetic Breakthrough Reveals How Superbugs Outsmart Our Defenses

  January 13, 2025 Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Sci Tech Daily

  A groundbreaking study has unveiled how Staphylococcus aureus, a bacterium often found in humans, evolves and survives, offering promising leads for better infection management.

• News Update/Commentary

  Polygamy is (not) for the birds

  January 13, 2025 Rice University Science Daily

  Researchers analyze how different mating practices shape evolution and survival

• Climate Change Causes Space Aliens

  January 13, 2025 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  It’s past time to reconsider the presumptive authority of scientific consensus

• The End of the Machine Metaphor?

  January 13, 2025 Emily Reeves Evolution News & Science Today

• God and the Odds of ET

  January 13, 2025 Jonathan Witt Evolution News & Science Today

• Dark Matter and Intelligent Design

  January 13, 2025 Eric Hedin Evolution News & Science Today

  A Prediction

• Melting ice reveals millennia-old forest buried in the Rocky mountains

  January 13, 2025 Taylor Mitchell Brown New Scientist

  Trees dating back almost 6000 years have come to scientists' attention due to ice melting in the Rocky mountains, offering a “time capsule" into the past

• Is Science in Our Frame of Reality Inevitably Incomplete?

  January 12, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  It’s becoming increasingly obvious that human consciousness isn’t a material phenomenon like any other; it has one foot in time and another in eternity

• Why Do So Many Organic Chemicals Exist in the Absence of Life?

  January 12, 2025 Mind Matters

  How simple chemistry led to complex living organisms stands among the great unsolved mysteries of science. The recent studies of asteroid and comet material add to the evidence that the first steps of the assembly process happen very readily.

• Are Churches Becoming Victims of Stockholm Syndrome?

  January 12, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  In a new book, John West looks at the problem of evangelical church leaders adopting the belief systems of their opponents, perhaps to stay safe

• Scientists Think Melting Ice Sheets May be Stoking Earth's Volcanic Eruptions

  January 12, 2025 The Weather Channel

• Video

  Did Animals Suffer in Evolution?

  January 11, 2025 Niels Gregersen YouTube

  Sentient suffering is a hard problem for theists to solve. ... what about natural evil, such as animals being killed or eaten alive continuously during the process of evolution? Shouldn’t egregious and relentless animal suffering count against God?

• Is There a Fifth Force of Nature?

  January 11, 2025 Paul M. Sutter Universe Today

  Could a new, fifth force of nature provide some answers to our biggest questions about dark matter and dark energy? We’re working on it.

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  Censorship in the Sciences: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

  January 10, 2025 Dornsife Center for the Political Future University of Southern California

  Censorship in sciences entails suppression of the investigation or dissemination of scientific research, on the grounds that such knowledge would be dangerous, undesirable, or contrary to moral, political, or religious beliefs, attitudes or values

• Video

  Are Science & Religion at War?

  January 10, 2025 Tom McLeish YouTube

  What is it about science and theology that grips people so emotionally, ... Each is fighting for its predominance, if not for its life: religion from being marginalized, science from being politically contained.

• Video

  Tour Destroys Origin of Life Myths with Hard Science

  January 10, 2025 James Tour YouTube

  a synthetic organic chemist, critiques origin-of-life theories as scientifically flawed and improbable, highlighting unscientific claims by the researchers. Tour challenges the scientific community to address these issues

• Scientists Discover Dinosaur Face That Still Has Its Skin

  January 10, 2025 Jade Small MSN

  This find provides an unprecedented look into the appearance and biology of these ancient creatures.

• Reality goes beyond physics

  January 10, 2025 George Ellis Institute of Art and Ideas

  Why physics will never explain everything

• ‘The Majoron' -- a bizarre particle that's its own opposite -- could explain the biggest mysteries of the universe

  January 10, 2025 Paul Sutter Live Science

  There's a significant imbalance between matter and antimatter in our universe, but a strange particle called “the Majoron" could finally explain it, an audacious new study suggests.

• The Displacement Fallacy: Evolution’s Shell Game

  January 10, 2025 William A. Dembski Evolution News & Science Today

• How Darwinism Dodges the Iceberg

  January 10, 2025 Neil Thomas Evolution News & Science Today

• Preservation and early evolution of scalidophoran ventral nerve cord

  January 10, 2025 Deng Wang, et al. Science Advances, v.11, n.2

  Ecdysozoan worms (Nematoida + Scalidophora) are typified by disparate grades of neural organization reflecting a complex evolutionary history.

• News Update/Commentary

  New fossil discovery sheds light on the early evolution of animal nervous systems

  January 10, 2025 Queen Mary University of London Science Daily

  Groundbreaking research uncovers the origins of the ventral nerve cord in early moulting animals

• Scientists Drill 1.7 Miles Into Antarctic Ice, Revealing 1.2 Million Years of Climate History

  January 10, 2025 Sarah Kuta Smithsonian Magazine

  Researchers say a collected sample is the longest continuous record of Earth’s past climate from an ice core

• Dawkins's Gender Dilemma

  January 9, 2025 Carl R. Trueman First Things

  On December 30, Richard Dawkins resigned from the honorary board of the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) after it retracted an article arguing that gender is based on biology.

• The Jaw Drops an Evolutionary Explanation

  January 9, 2025 Frank Sherwin Institute for Creation Research

• Consciousness, Gödel, and the incompleteness of science

  January 9, 2025 Erik Hoel Institute of Art and Ideas

  A self-referential problem

• Failure to replicate

  January 9, 2025 Elizabeth Lunbeck Science, v.387, n.6730, p.145

  A historian confronts the complicated origins and uncertain future of priming research

• We are all mosaics

  January 9, 2025 Amber Dance knowable magazine

  Picture your body: It’s a collection of cells carrying thousands of genetic mistakes accrued over a lifetime -- many harmless, some bad, and at least a few that may be good for you.

• Stem Cell study points to the evolutionary origin of the mammalian outer ear

  January 9, 2025 Cristy Lytal University of Southern California

  An earful of gill